Proudly Supports the

2013

Barossa Rose & Flower Show

‘Chelsea Down UnDer’

2nd & 3rd November 2013

Barossa Chateau, Lyndoch 1 Hermann Thumm Drive

Sat 12:00pm – 5 pm, Sun 10am – 4 pm Official opening: 1:00pm Saturday

by

World Federation of Rose Societies President

Mr Steve Jones From the U.S.A.

www.barossaroseshow.com

Lacy Parasol Fundraiser Rose for Barossa Rose & Flower Show Committee

CODE NAME: FRIstravenpin

Unauthorised Propagation Prohibited

BREEDER : Mary Frick

VARIETY: Lacy Parasol

TYPE: Floribunda

COLOUR: Clear pink blooms with a cream base and lighter reverse

FLOWER: Approximately 35 frilly petals open lightly cupped blooms

to reveal red stamens with a delicious sweet fragrance, sin-

gularly and in clusters

BUSH: Well clothed to the ground with foliage that turns leathery as

it ages with good disease resistance. Grows slightly spread-

ing to a height of approximately 1.2 metres, with an average

number of large slightly hooked red prickles.

PURCHASE: Potted ‘Lacy Parasol’ is available for purchase at the

Barossa Rose & Flower Show and through the Barossa Rose

& Flower Show committee

www.barossaroseshow.com

8 to 11 Years of Age

2013 Barossa Rose & Flower Show Colouring Competition

Show Requirements

Entries Entries for all classes are to reach the Nomination Co-ordinator, Ian Frick,

82 Para Road, TANUNDA SA 5352 not later than 8.00pm

Wednesday 30th October 2013.

By - Phone: (08) 8563 0521, e-mail: ian.frick@yahoo.com

www.barossaroseshow.com

Entries are FREE

Exhibitors will not be penalised if unable to stage nominated entries.

Staging The Show Hall will be available for staging 1:00pm to 10:00pm

Friday 2nd November and 7:00am to 9:30am Saturday 3rd November 2013.

Personal instruction on “How to Stage” your flowers will be from 12.00pm to

1.00pm on Friday 1st November 2013

2013 Revised Judges Handbook is available for purchase ($4.00)

Exhibitors to collect Class Cards prior to staging from the Show Co-ordinators.

The Hall will be cleared promptly at 9.30am and judging will

commence at 9.45am. Please stage your exhibits early.

Note:

Only Judges and Stewards are allowed in the Hall during judging

Where possible, please name the rose/s in each Exhibit as this

information will be noted on the prize cards __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Only Exhibitors living in or the surrounding environment of

the following Townships are Eligible to enter the

Barossa Beauty,

Lyndoch Hill Head of Roses,

Barossa Resident Most Successful Exhibitor

Cockatoo Valley Eden Valley Freeling Angaston

Kapunda Keyenton Lyndoch Greenock

Mt Pleasant Nuriootpa Rosedale Moculta

Sandy Creek Springton Tanunda Roseworthy

Williamstown Truro

Up to 7 Years of Age

2013 Barossa Rose & Flower Show Colouring Competition

Judging is a Serious Matter

Photographs by Peter Hoare

Rules & Definitions

All entries except Floral Arrangements and Students are to be

grown by the exhibitor.

DISTINCT means different colours

or cultivars. (Definitely Different)

NND means Not Necessarily Distinct.

(May be the same or different)

Bottles, staging vases, water & corks

will be supplied. (Please ensure all

containers are filled to the top with

water when staging). Roses are very

thirsty and bottles empty quickly.

The Exhibitor must stage their own exhibits. Stewards will assist

you if necessary.

Multi Stem exhibits are to be staged in a single green vase

(supplied) excepting the Novice Classes unless otherwise stated.

Stem—A stem is defined as an original stem which carries a single

bloom or bud.

Cut—A cut is a stem that carries more than one bloom, and/or Bud/s

Exhibitors Requirements in Rose Sections Open Section: All exhibitors are eligible to enter.

Intermediate: This section is for exhibitors who have won a ‘Novice’

Champion Award but excludes ‘A’ and ‘B’ grade Rose Society of S.A.

exhibitors. However, Novice exhibitors and ‘C’ grade Rose Society of

S.A. members can exhibit in these classes.

Novice Section: This section is for exhibitors who have NOT won a

‘Novice Championship’ Award or higher in the Barossa Rose and

Flower Show.

Exhibitors who have previously entered in a Rose Society of S.A Inc.

competition are INELIGIBLE to be classed as a Novice.

Reference Books:

Modern Roses 11&12;

Official Registry and Checklist—Rosa

National Rose Society of Australia Inc Judges Handbook

The Australian Floral Art Association Inc Manual

Awards cont.

Floral Arrangements Section—

Sponsored by Penelope Schulz

Champion Exhibit Classes 77 to 80 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 81 to 84 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 85 to 88 $15.00

Grand Champion Floral Arrangement $30.00 2012 Floral Art Grand Champion—Standing Tall

Exhibitor: Valmai Auricht

Cut Flower Section—Sponsored by God’s Hill Wines

Champion Exhibit Classes 89 to 93 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 94 to 103 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 104 to 108 $15.00

Grand Champion Cut Flower $30.00

2012 Grand Champion Cut Flower:

Aqueligia Exhibitor: Penelope Schulz

The ROSE

SOCIETY of SOUTH

AUSTRALIA Inc.

Perpetual Trophy

The Rose Society of South

Australia have continued their

support of the Barossa Rose & Flower Show by donating

a beautiful perpetual trophy for the ‘Barossa Resident

Most Successful Exhibitor’. Aggregate points for 1st,

2nd, 3rd, Champion & Grand Champion are given for all

exhibits entered.

www.sa.rose.org.au Established 27th August 1908

Awards cont.

Heritage & Other Roses— Sponsored by McGuigan Wines

Class 50 Kaleidoscope of Heritage Roses $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 51 to 60 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 61 to 66 $15.00

Grand Champion Rose Section— $30.00 Excluding all Championship & Kaleidoscope—

Classes 3, 4 ,9, 18, 19, 49, 50

2012 Grand Champion ‘Hot Cocoa’

Exhibitors—Merv & Wendy Trimper

JUNIOR ‘BEST EXHIBIT IN SHOW’ Sponsored by Channel 9 News

School Students—Sponsored by Robert & Rosie Sherwood, Truro Agencies

Classes 67 to 72 Each Class 1st $5.00

Each Class 2nd $2.00

Each Class 3rd $1.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 67 to 69 $10.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 70 to 72 $10.00

Grand Champion Student Section $20.00

Junior Floral Arrangements—Sponsored by Robert & Rosie Sherwood, Truro Agencies

up to 10 years of age

Classes 73 &74 1st $5.00 each class

2nd $2.00 each class

3rd $1.00 each class

Champion Exhibit $10.00

11 to 15 years of age 2012 Grand Champion: Rose Unknown

Student Exhibitor: Emma Schultz Classes 75 & 76 1st $5.00 each class

2nd $2.00 each class

3rd $1.00 each class

Champion Exhibit $10.00

Grand Champion Junior Floral Arrangement $20.00

2013 Photographic Competition

Condition of Entry:

1. The Exhibitors name which appears on the reverse side of the photograph MUST have been taken by the exhibitor

2. Adhere name, age (15yrs & under), address & contact phone number on reverse side of photograph. 3. Entries are to be NO LARGER THAN 10cm x 15 cm

4. Forward entries to 82 Para Road, TANUNDA 5253 By 16th October 2013

Subject: Garden Delights Age Groups: 5yrs to 8yrs; 9yrs to 15yrs; 16yrs plus—including adults Judge: Mr Tony Robinson Limit: 10 entries per person

2013

Children’s Colouring Competition

Identify Your Entry:

Adhere name, age, address & contact phone number on reverse side

Age Groups:

Up to 7yrs; 8yrs to 11yrs; 12yrs to 15yrs; aged care persons

Forward Entries to:

7 Weintal Crt, TANUNDA 5352 or

EM: penelope@barossachateau.com

By: 16th October 2013

www.barossaroseshow.com

Open Rose Section

Barossa Rose Championship (Points System) Class 3 1 Stem Exhibition Rose

1 Stem/Cut Decorative Rose

1 Stem Full Bloom Rose

1 cut Floribunda Rose

1 stem/Cut Miniature Rose

Class 4 Kaleidoscope of Roses

9 Distinct cultivars staged in 3 vases with

3 cultivars in each vase.

The Following Classes are NND unless Otherwise Stated Class 5 3 Stems Exhibition Roses

Class 6 3 Stems/Cuts Decorative Roses

Class 7 3 Cuts Floribunda Roses

Class 8 3 Stems Full Bloom Roses

Miniature Roses Class 9 Kaleidoscope of Miniature Roses

9 Distinct cultivars staged in 3 vases with

3 cultivars in each vase.

Class 10 3 Stems/Cuts Exhibition Style (buds allowed)

Class 11 3 Stems/Cuts Bi-colour

Class 12 3 Stems/Cuts no less than 10 florets.

Class 13 3 Stems/Cuts Single (no more than 8 petals)

Class 14 3 Stems/Cuts Full Bloom/s (buds allowed)

3 Stage Roses – Classes are to be the same Cultivar Bud to Full Bloom Class 15 3 Stage Hybrid Tea Rose

Class 16 3 Stage Floribunda Rose

Class 17 3 Stage Miniature Rose

The Barossa Beauty Class 1 1 Stem Rose Bloom (no buds) This rose must be

Barossa grown and the class is open to all Barossa residents as per

instructions on page 4 of this schedule. One entry per exhibitor.

The Lyndoch Hill Head of Roses Class 2 1 Cut Rose Any type of rose displaying two or more

blooms per stem. This rose must be Barossa grown and the class

is open to all Barossa residents as per instructions on page 4 of

this schedule. One entry per exhibitor

Each stem to be identified,

i.e.Exhibition, Decorative, etc

in addition to the name of the

cultivar and to be staged in

separate containers.

Awards

‘BEST EXHIBIT IN SHOW’ Sponsored by Channel 9 News

Class 1 The Barossa Beauty

1st $200.00

Sponsored by Margaret Lehmann 2012 Winner: Queen Adelaide Exhibitor: Edna Stiller

Class 2 The Lyndoch Hill Head of Roses

1st $200.00 Voucher

Sponsored by Mark & Mandy Creed,

Lyndoch Hill

2012 Winner: Rose Unknown— Exhibitor: Howard Haese

Open Rose Section—

Sponsored by Lyndoch Motors

Open Championship Class 3 1st $40.00

2nd $20.00

Kaleidoscope of Roses Class 4 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 5 to 8, 15,16 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 10 to 14,17 $15.00

Kaleidoscope of Miniature Roses Class 9 $15.00

Intermediate Rose Section— Winner: Cricket

Sponsored by Barossa Chateau Exhibitor: P&B Burton

Intermediate Championship Class 18 1st $40.00

2nd $20.00

Kaleidoscope of Roses Class 19 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 20 to 24 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 25 to 32 $15.00

Novice Rose Section—

Sponsored by President, Rose Society of South Australia

Champion Exhibit Classes 33,43 to 48 $15.00

Champion Exhibit Classes 34 to 42 $15.00

Kaleidoscope of Roses Class 49 $15.00

Roses in the Heartland Branch of the Rose Society of S.A.

For further information of RSSA

Membership benefits & Membership

Form visit the website - www.sa.rose.org.au

President: Mary Frick

Secretary: Ian Frick

Treasurer: Malcolm Watson

BR&F S Committee Contacts

Mary Frick: 0437 187 666

Penelope Schulz: 0432 063 379

Rosie Sherwood: 0409 692 642

Sandra Tidswell: 0417 140 755

Malcolm Watson: 08 264 0084

Patron: Mrs Margaret Lehmann

Intermediate Rose Section

Class 18 Intermediate Championship (Points System)

1 Stem/Cut Hybrid Tea Rose (Buds allowed)

1 Cut Floribunda Rose

1 Stem Full Bloom Rose (No buds allowed)

1 Stem/Cut Miniature Rose

Each stem/cut to be identified, that is, HT Rose, Full Bloom Rose etc. The name of

the cultivar if known. Each stem/cut to be staged in a separate container.

Class 19 Kaleidoscope of Roses

6 Distinct stems/cuts staged in 2 vases with

3 stems/cuts per vase with oasis.

Any type/cultivar of rose may be used.

Classes 20-29 are all NND (Not Necessarily Distinct) : Class 20 1 Stem/Cut Miniature Rose

Class 21 1 Cut Floribunda Rose

Class 22 1 Stem/Cut Shrub Rose (including David Austin Rose)

Class 23 1 Stem Full Bloom Rose (No buds allowed)

Class 24 1 Stem/Cut Hybrid Tea Rose (Buds allowed)

Class 25 3 Stems/Cuts Shrub Roses ( including David Austin roses)

Class 26 3 Stems/Cuts Miniature Roses (no less than 8 florets)

Class 27 3 Stems/Cuts Hybrid Tea Roses (Buds allowed)

Class 28 3 Stems Full Bloom Roses (No buds allowed)

Class 29 3 Cuts Floribunda Roses (2 or more blooms per stem)

3 Stage Exhibits

Class 30 3 Stage Hybrid Tea Rose

Class 31 3 Stage Floribunda Rose

Class 32 3 Stage Miniature Rose

3 Stage Definition

Bud to Full Bloom.

Side buds NOT permitted.

Staged in single vase.

Each entry must be of the same cultivar.

Bud means— No petals unfurling, but

with some colour showing

Novice Rose Section Class 33 1 Rose (Limit 2 entries per exhibitor)

Class 34 3 Orange/Apricot Roses

Class 35 3 Pink Roses

Class 36 3 Red Roses

Class 37 3 Yellow Roses

Class 38 3 White Roses

Class 39 3 Full Bloom Roses

Class 40 3 Bi Coloured Roses

Class 41 3 Floribunda type Roses*

Class 42 3 David Austin Roses

Class 43 1 Full Bloom Rose

Class 44 1 Bi Colour Rose

Class 45 1 Single Rose (Not more than 8 petals)

Class 46 1 Floribunda type Rose*

Class 47 1 David Austin Rose

Class 48 1 Miniature Rose

Class 49 Kaleidoscope of Roses. (Distinct)

3 Stems/Cuts of Distinct roses staged in a SINGLE vase with oasis

* Means 2 or more

blooms per stem

10

Cut Flower Section

All multiple stem exhibits must be displayed in a SINGLE vase

Class 89 3 Gerbera

Class 90 3 Pelargoniums/Geraniums

Class 91 3 Pansies * staged in small vases with collars

Class 92 3 Carnations/Dianthus

Class 93 3 Alstromeria

Class 94 1 Foxglove

Class 95 1 Stem Lilium

Class 96 1 Orchid Spike

Class 97 1 Euphorbia

Class 98 1 Aquilegia

Class 99 1 Delphinium

Class 100 1 Phlox

Class 101 1 Fuchsia

Class 102 1 Statice

Class 103 1 Queen Anne’s Lace

Class 104 2 Bearded Iris

Class 105 2 Snapdragons

Class 106 2 Arum Lily

Class 107 2 Cuts any Australian Native

Class 108 2 Cuts of Any Other Flowering Plant Not Enumerated

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Novice Floral Arrangements

For Beginners and Inexperienced Arrangers

Class 77 Simply Roses

Class 78 Rose Cocktail

Class 79 Wild About Leaves

Class 80 Spring into Summer

Floral Arrangements

Class 81 Bark Sandwich

Class 82 Bold & Beautiful

Class 83 Rust & Corrosion

Class 84 Bush Magic

Class 85 Loops & Lines

Class 86 Saucy Succulents

Class 87 Melbourne Cup Hat

Class 88 Fireworks, including roses, Celebrating 100 Years of Chelsea

(space 75cm x 75cm)

NOTE:

All table tops will be covered with “Butcher’s Paper”

60cm allocated length space unless otherwise noted

75cm depth space unless otherwise noted

*Foliage permitted in all classes.

Rules as per the Floral Art Council of South Australia

High Tea in

the Grand

Ballroom

of the

Barossa

Chateau

2012

Heritage/Old Garden & Other Roses Open to all Exhibitors

Please note cultivar and year of introduction if known

Class 50 Kaleidoscope of Heritage/Old Garden Roses 6 Distinct cultivars from classes 51-60 staged in 2 vases

with 3 varieties in each vase.

Class 51 1 Stem/Cut Rugosa Rose

Class 52 1 Stem/Cut Damask Rose

Class 53 1 Stem/Cut China Rose

Class 54 1 Stem/Cut Bourbon Rose

Class 55 1 Stem/Cut Noisette Rose

Class 56 1 Stem/Cut Tea Rose

Class 57 1 Stem/Cut Moss Rose

Class 58 1 Stem/Cut Hybrid Perpetual

Class 59 1 Stem/Cut Rambler

Class 60 1 Stem/Cut Any other Heritage/OG Rose not enumerated

Class 61 3 Stems/Cuts Hybrid Musk Rose

Class 62 3 Stems/Cuts Polyantha Rose

Class 63 3 Stems/Cuts Single Roses (no more than 8 petals)

Class 64 3 Stems/Cuts Australian Bred Roses

Class 65 3 Stems/Cuts Modern Shrub Roses (including David Austin Roses)

Class 66 3 Stems/Cuts Climbers (No Sports)

Note: Multiple Stems/Cuts to be arranged in a SINGLE vase (supplied)

School Students

Primary School Students

Class 67 1 Stem/Cut Any type of Rose

Class 68 3 Stems/Cuts Any type of Roses

Class 69 1 Rose Floating in a balloon glass*

High School Students

Class 70 1 Stem/Cut Any type of Rose

Class 71 3 Stems/Cuts Any type of Roses

Class 72 1 Rose Floating in a balloon glass*

* balloon glasses available from stewards when staging exhibits

Junior Floral Arrangements

Up to and including 10 years of age:

Class 73 Flowers for Mum in a Jar

Class 74 Arrangement in a Rubber Boot

Junior Floral Arrangement entries must be

arranged by the student

45 cm length

by 35 cm depth

spacing allowed

for all Junior

Floral Arrangements

NOTE:

All table tops will be covered with “Butcher’s Paper”

11 to 15 years of age:

Class 75 Tea For Two

Class 76 Treasure Chest